Supposedly they're doing a *survey* to see if you qualify for reduced cost for prescription meds.  I seriously doubt if they are legit.  From the background noise, I could tell that there were dozens of people on the phones.  It was also very hard to understand the woman.  Odds are the the number is spoofed and they are not really calling from the number shown on caller I.D.  I let the woman go through her spiel just for s & g's,  and when she asked how much we spend on medications, I let her know that we spend nothing because my husband is active duty Army and we get our meds at the Base Hospital Pharmacy.  She asked again and I repeated my answer.  Then she said, "never mind".  I just had to laugh.  I love messing with these idiots brains.

I received a voice message from a woman at this number and saved it for proof. The woman said ma'am if you want to play games you best not be trying to play them with me [***]. Then she hung up. I better not receive another one or I will report it.

No one says anything when they call

Ridiculous crank callers, touting a supposed "$100 reward voucher" (without saying, at least in the time I allowed them, what the 100/reward is/for) -- and in the few minutes before calling from this # they called from (844) 287-2089 three times in one minute without leaving a msg, then behaved ridiculously when I called the number back, prompting me to tell them to never call my number. But hey, at least it's a real number you can call back and tell off.

They said they wanted to deposit money into my mothers bank account #, SS#, & DOB. I think it's discrasful that they are taking advantage & targeting the elderly. I cussed the [***] out.